Built layer by layer, by you
Five translucent acrylics drawn from the mana palette, stacked in any order. Match the deck inside, run clean mono, or build something nobody else at the table has.
⚪️ White (clear) 🔵 Blue ⚫️ Black 🔴 Red 🟢 Green
The lids are frosted, for scratch-resistance, so it still looks right after a year in a bag.
A 100-card deck isn't one size
Single-sleeved, double-sleeved, with tokens, without: same deck, four different thicknesses. Every other box makes you pick the one nearest yours and carry the difference. Stack's height is derived from what's inside.
And it changes after you own it
Every Stack ships with the hardware for every height it can build. Swap the standoffs, pull a layer, and it's a different box in about a minute. The height you order isn't a guess you're stuck with.
One box, or two
Move the divider to the middle and you get two separate compartments, each with its own lid. Deck and sideboard, Standard and Modern, cards and tokens, and you never dig past one to reach the other.
Then it stays on the table
Stack stays in play: open it and the compartments become your deck, graveyard, exile, and command zone. The box you built is in the game the whole time, not beside it.
It arrives flat. You build it.
Peel the film, stack the layers in the order you chose, thread the standoffs. A few minutes, no tools. The same care you put into building the deck going inside it.
Cut in USA
Precision laser cut, shipped flat, built by you. No two Stacks are alike.